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45:42

The Other Page Radio

WBCA Podcasts ·

2025/11/28

Haywood Fennell is a US Veteran and host of The Other Page Radio, contributing to the community through his experience and wisdom. This week's episode drives home some serious veteran's issues as we prepare to celebrate the holiday season. Homeless vets, feeding our veterans, and how veterans celebrate Thanksgiving, as ambassadors of American culture, overseas are some of the topics Haywood approaches over the hour. Changes in the community and its redevelopment programs are put in question as

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43:04

Cooking In The Dark

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2025/11/28

Join Dale and Tim for some delicious potato skins!Ep.# 338 PSA Free!

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27:50

Life Matters

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2025/11/27

Thomas Glessner, president of the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA), has a conversation with host Brendan O'Connell about Life Matters. NIFLA's pro-pregnancy efforts to offer anti-abortion solutions have led to litigation by New York Attorney General Leticia James and Attorney General of California Robert Bonta against critical pregnancy centers offering progesterone as Abortion Pill Reversal (APR). Attorney Generals James and Bonta state these services as deceptive acts or

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18:43

Boston Neighborhood Network News

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2025/11/27

Governor Healey finalizes the state budget—hear details on where the money's going. SPOKE Art offers a space for reflection and remembrance at its World AIDS Day Vigil, including a performance involving commemorative quilts. Senior citizens and city leaders celebrate their annual Thanksgiving Gathering at the East Boston Senior Center. Parties From Above provides free parties for children who have lost their parents to gun violence and overdoses. Plus, an interview with Mike Omenazu, Director of

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54:34

Music Is Healing Us Radio

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2025/11/27

On the inaugural episode of Music Is Healing Us Radio host Kwe introduces the MIHU collective & its mission committed to promoting the message of unity through music worldwide. Kwe shares & provides insight to clips from the Bridging the Gap Conference, the Key to Wellness, a Wellness Guide at Spiral Gardens & reconnecting to the Earth, & the Rule of Rhythm in the Design Process.

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55:13

Bostonian Rap

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2025/11/27

Host Rachel Miselman opines upon tentative republican Lt. Governor candidate Todd Taylor, fighting between local political parties, the need for a 3rd or independent political party to balance out politics, politician showboating & selfishness, Sal DiDomenico, Erin Murphy & Ayanna Pressley, the need for more republican participation in MA, & more.

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54:22

Observations From The Trenches

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2025/11/27

Larry Higginbottom talks about the shortcomings of both the Democratic and Republican parties, the issue with identity politics, his problems with immigration, the importance of not relying on public benefits, and how multiculturalism is a distraction from the racial wealth gap and the predominately white billionaire class.

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54:33

Words On Film

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2025/11/25

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Wicked: For Good", "Rental Family", "Train Dreams", and "Nuremberg". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of November 23rd - 28th, 2025.

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28:04

Confronting Injustice

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2025/11/25

Linda Solomon and co-host Khari Wilcox wish to help the community break cycles of trauma and addiction by bringing awareness and understanding of emotional literacy. The battle between pride and mental health expose vulnerabilities that result from challenging experiences with emotions often placing us behind survival masks to adapt. Emotional literacy as an ability to name, understand and manage feelings is discussed as a skill developed to address conflictive states of mind. Second chances exist

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52:24

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

WBCA Podcasts ·

2025/11/24

Host Mary Tamer speaks to Jesse Littlewood, Campaign Manager for Coalition for Healthy Democracy. They discuss a proposed ballot initiative that would create an all-party primary for state elections, matters of voter education and turnout, and the process to get a question on the ballot. Also, learn about Jesse Littlewood's urban farming.

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27:14

What If?

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2025/11/22

Welcome to What If?, a show where you can let your imagination fly, think about different scenarios, and change people's perspective on certain topics. This week's topic: phones. What would the world be like without any phones? If you could only make one phone call ever, who would you call? What would you trade your phone for? All this and more on What If?, hosted by Anthony from Madison Park High School.

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27:42

Never Give Up "Where Giving Up Is Not An Option"

WBCA Podcasts ·

2025/11/17

Host Rochelle Jones relays the importance of faith in God & never giving up by using examples and scriptures such as Galatians 6:9, Romans 8:28, II Corinthians 4:9, & more!

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26:49

Boston Neighborhood Network News

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2025/11/15

Longest Government Shutdown over, MA Girls in Trade annual conference in Dorchester honoring women in the workforce, Handmade for the Holidays Market & Crafts Fair at Gore Place in Waltham, Lisa Braxton's story of how a mammogram saved her life & why mammograms are so important for black women to prevent breast cancer, interview with Heather Cook & Bless Robinson about the recommencement of the South End Brunch Club & continuing Mel King's legacy through connection and healing.

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25:00

The Village

WBCA Podcasts ·

2025/11/15

Willie P. pays tribute to U.S. Veterans, talks about the good, bad, the ugly history behind Veterans Day & Thanksgiving, and the hope for the future of America with her guest Vicky Victor.

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26:53

The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast

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2025/11/14

Robert explores one of life's most meaningful investments - Friendship. He dives into what it means to find genuine friends, how to evaluate friendships and how to hold on to the people who truly support and inspire you.

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45:04

Cooking In The Dark

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2025/11/14

Join Dale and Cheryl for some green tomatilla stew and some spicy chili cheesey corn muffins!Ep.# 337 PSA Free!

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53:31

Talk Of the Neighborhoods

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2025/11/14

Tonight's Talk of the Neighborhoods features Mimi Ramos, Executive Director of New England Community Project and Rev. Miniard Culpepper, District 7 Councilor-Elect, with host David Halbert!

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25:50

Life Matters

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2025/11/13

Brendan O'Connell invites Executive Director of Human Life Alliance Andy Aplikowski to talk Life Matters. Andy introduces Human Life Alliance's mission to promote awareness of personhood of human life, whether born or pre-born, and the inherent dignity within it. They discuss HLA activity in the Twin Cities and across the world to bring awareness of pro-choice decisions and their impact on the environment, communities and policy. The organization spreads their pro-life message by activities such as

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18:53

Boston Neighborhood Network News

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2025/11/13

Voting on Federal Government shutdown, Veterans Day gathering at Puerto Rican Veterans Memorial, park workers & volunteer cleaning of Franklin Park, government shutdown effecting business for National Parks & Landmarks in Boston, interview with Stephanie Brinley, President & CEO of Zoo New England, about inspiring the next generation & renovations at Franklin Park Zoo.

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54:30

Observations From The Trenches

WBCA Podcasts ·

2025/11/13

Host Larry Higginbottom expresses how capitalism is the only way out of poverty, government programs & conditioning keep people in poverty, how to thrive & prosper in society, demonizing the wealthy is part of an agenda that profits both political parties and the wealthiest, democrat propaganda misleads people about the government shutdown, immigration has negative effects on black Americans, democrats support immigration for votes, & more.

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